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It gathers together in one place all reports on the market, and goes into much greater detail than does the consumer press on trade issues of interest to estate agents, developers and other property professionals. It summarises property stories from the media, and provides handy links to the full stories. Occasional indepth features and opinion pieces for a fully developed online property magazine. It also acts as a searchable archive of all property matters down the years.

Una Mullally: Rental sector needs proper protection and control

David McWilliams: The crash was foreseeable. The rapid recovery wasn’t

The smartphone has driven globalisation, and the most globalised countries are therefore the very countries that have taken off fastest.
Ireland, with its heavy presence of foreign companies and at - Subscribe

Landmark Cork hotel project is appealed

BAM intends to develop the project on the site of a former Revenue Commissioner's premises on Sullivan's Quay. The hotel will feature a 12-storey cylindrical tower.
Among the submissions received r - Subscribe

Plans for retail Reit advance as private equity weighs exit

Should it proceed, it would be the fourth Irish real estate investment trust. Three Reits are already listed on the Irish Stock Exchange - Green Reit, Hibernia Reit and Ires Reit. - Subscribe

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05 Jan '18

Branch administrator sought by McGuirk Beggan

McGuirk Beggan Property Ltd. is offering an exciting opportunity for the right candidate to join their team on Whitehall Road, Terenure as a branch administrator on a four day week contract. This - Subscribe

Revenues soar at Cairn Homes as market conditions remain strong

Michael Stanley: “Achieving 418 home sales is a very strong out-come in our second full trading year. We completed sales on seven separate developments during the year. Our practice of acquiring and - Subscribe

Iput increased its rental income by €17.2m to €95m in 2017, bringing its occupancy rate to 98.1pc in the process. Agreements covering over €7m of the additional rental revenue were secured by th - Subscribe

'Massive blow' to vulture funds as home repossessions halted due to arrears miscalculations

Financial experts said other funds that bought mortgages were now likely to be forced into admitting they have been miscalculating arrears levels, which will force them to withdraw repossession cases. - Subscribe

Value of Dublin pub sales down almost 50% in 2017 - CBRE

Figures released Wednesday by commercial property consultant CBRE show a total of 20 pubs were sold in Dublin in 2017, down from 30 sales in 2016. The value of the pubs sold last year was €22 millio - Subscribe

Cliff Taylor: Warning signs as house prices approach boomtime highs

The Central Bank rules are now vital. This is all the more important as the Daft analysis shows that while, on average, house prices remain below the 2007 peak, they are not far off those highs in som - Subscribe

Odran Reid lectures in planning at DIT: Social solidarity has been jettisoned for the narrow and short-term needs and desires of those who wish to see and maintain increasing and high property prices. - Subscribe

A series of recent inspections across more than 150 apartments in the six-block Spencer Dock development have uncovered a number of issues thought to be, in part, the result of construction failings. - Subscribe

GeoView Residential Buildings Report: More than 95,000 properties vacant across State

Dublin had the lowest vacancy rates at 0.8 per cent, while and its surrounding commuter counties including Kildare and Wicklow had vacancies of between 2 and 2.5 per cent of the total housing stock. - Subscribe

Northern Ireland’s property investment market rebounds in 2017

According to a new report from Savills, the number of property investment transactions rose by 25 per cent to £325 million (€366m) in the year, compared with a 50 per cent decline between 2015 and - Subscribe

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